1. Her efforts were justly rewarded with a British Empire Medal.

2. The British Empire was at its peak in the mid 19th century.

3. The British Empire Medal was widely regarded as 'the gong for the working classes'.

4. The British Empire was established for commercial as well as political reasons.

5. The decolonization of the British Empire experienced four stages.

6. That is the death knell of the British Empire.

7. The British Empire flourished in the 19 th century.

8. British Empire once covered large parts of the world.

9. The British Empire once took in a quarter of the world.

10. Unquestionably Japanese officers do fight against British Empire and U.S. troops furiously.

11. The United States was once a part of British Empire.

12. If his Congo was a personal fief, the British empire stands revealed as a scarcely more representative oligarchy, organised on avowedly "aristocratic" lines by a clique of white men on the make.

13. England produced Shakespeare; the British Empire the six - shilling novel.

14. The British Empire has been crumbling away since the last world war.

15. The collapse of the British Empire, which Winston Churchill had vowed to defend at all costs, opened the way to worldwide decolonization.

16. England produced Shakespeare; the British Empire the six - shillings novel.

17. The imperial gallon was standardized legally throughout the British empire.

18. Hell it took the British Empire nearly what almost 900 years since Richard I's Magna Charta?

19. The island spent several centuries under the heel of the British Empire.

20. The Distilery was founded by two brothers-in-law during the British Empire period.

21. The national state of Canada was gradually severed from the British Empire.

22. The Distilery was founded by two brothers - in - Law during the British Empire period.

23. The 20th century has marked the end of the British Empire, which was replaced by the Commonwealth of Nations.

24. Hugh Laurie made a member of the order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II.

25. Besides this the Mediterranean was the main artery in the communications of the British Empire.

26. It is also the region from where Gandhi's principles of "passive resistance" and "civil disobedience" destroyed the British Empire without bloodshed.

27. Second, it should be kept in mind that the conditions created by the loan for the penetration by American capital of the British Empire can entail serious political consequences.

28. She published historical novels, as well as a non-fiction study of women in the British Empire.

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29. She had the efficient air, as though she carried the British Empire in her pocket.

30. Suggesting that canonization of English novels coincided and complied with the expansion of British Empire, Said proposes contrapuntal reading as an efficient way to interpret British canons.

1. Her efforts were justly rewarded with a British Empire Medal.

2. The British Empire was at its peak in the mid 19th century.

31. Behind her is a vast Empire, and she can make common cause with the British Empire, which commands the seas and is continuing the struggle.

32. On 1 January 1901, the six colonies federated and the Commonwealth of Australia was formed, as a Dominion of the British Empire.

33. Lionel George Curtis ( 1872–1955 ) was a British official and author . He advocated British Empire Federalism and.

34. During the British empire, it was a garrison and still has a large army cantonment.

35. The Republic of Ghana was a colony of the British Empire before it achieved independence in 1957, and it was the wealthiest Black African country at that time.

36. The British Empire gradually disappeared and it was replaced by the British Commonwealth or the Commonwealth of Nations in 1931.

37. This may explain why the British empire spawned so many successful OFCs.

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38. Queen, Victoria ruled over the British Empire for more than 60 years.

39. The British Empire had fatally depleted itself in the great if laggard repulse of Hitler.

40. As for Sanderson's depiction of the old British Empire in 1907, that too was trenchantly written, and one can only hope that it does not apply to the United States today.

41. After World War II, the position of the British Empire became perilous under the impact of the tide of nationalism and decolonization.